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Yogini Ekadashi is one of the most sacred and spiritually significant days in Hinduism. Observed during the Krishna Paksha of the Ashadha month, this holy day is dedicated to Lord Vishnu. Devotees observe a fast, offer prayers, chant the Lord's name, and perform charitable acts to seek divine blessings. Yogini Ekadashi is believed to purify the mind, remove the burden of past wrongdoings, and inspire people to live a life filled with kindness, honesty, and compassion. Yogini Ekadashi is a day of spiritual awakening and self-purification. Celebrating Yogini Ekadashi helps us reconnect with our spiritual values. In today's busy world, this sacred day reminds us to pause, reflect, and focus on faith, gratitude, and compassion.

Guardian of Angel Trust found a cow sitting on the roadside. The cow had been there for the last two days without proper food, water, or care. She looked weak, tired, and exhausted. People were passing by, but no one was able to help her. As soon as the trust received information about the cow, the rescue team reached the location. They carefully rescued her and brought her to their shelter. The cow was examined, given fresh water, nutritious food, and a safe place to rest. The team also ensured that she received proper care and medical attention if needed. At the shelter, the cow is no longer alone. She is now living in a safe and peaceful environment where she is cared for every day.

Shri Lalitamba Gau Seva Trust is an organization which makes arrangements for the care of cows and their food. All the cows here live in the cowshed. Where they are given food. Besides, they are also given medicines when they fall ill. Committed to providing adequate shelter, clean water and nutritious food to the cows here, we are currently protecting more than 5000 cows. Also Free Vedic Education here is committed to arrange free Vedic education for more than 100 children every year. The ashram of Shri Lalitamba Gau Seva Trust has the facility of daily free bhandara for sadhus, saints and fakkads. With your donation all these pledges taken by this organization can be fulfilled. Even your little donation is very important for us. These cows are revered and they are being respected not only today but since the Vedic period. You also help them.

The Guardian of Angels Trust is a leading example of dedicated service in cow treatment India. Based in Haryana, this non-profit organization provides comprehensive care for injured and abandoned animals.

In a world where countless animals suffer silently on the streets, choosing to donate for sick animal care can be one of the most compassionate decisions you make. Every day, injured, abandoned, and sick animals struggle to survive without food, shelter, or medical attention. Your contribution can transform their pain into hope and give them a second chance at life.

Guardian of angel is a trust stands as a life line for these voiceless souls. They give their full energy to save the life of voiceless. With 24/7 ambulance service, dedicated rescuers and timely medical care, they ensure that no injured cows and creatures left behind to suffer. Guardian of angel is a trust where they protect, heal and give hope. But they cannot do it alone, they want help from us and it’s our duty to help the animal who can not express their pain. Here everyday countless animals like this injured monkey came. A heart-breaking incident reminds us how much kindness still matters. A cow, injured and helpless was found suffering after being harmed by others. This innocent life was struggling just to survive. But hope arrived in the form of Guardian of angel trust. The team responded swiftly, rescuing the injured cow and provide treatment. When you help the injured animal, it is the kind of help for them who cannot speak their pain.

Among all the twenty-four Ekadashi’s observed throughout the year, Nirjala Ekadashi is considered the most powerful and spiritually rewarding. It is believed that observing this fast with devotion grants the benefits of all other Ekadashi’s combine. Nirjala Ekadashi is associated with Bhima, one of the Pandava brothers from the Mahabharata. Bhima found it difficult to observe all the Ekadashi fasts due to his immense appetite. Sage Vyasa advised him to observe a strict fast on Nirjala Ekadashi, which would provide the spiritual merits of all Ekadashi’s observed throughout the year.